CardaMom Baker

Fun to put this big order together complete with extras for decorating the half/small Christmas Almond Tea Rings. Thanks for all that have ordered! I have a little more room in my baking schedule if anyone else was thinking of Scandinavian treats for the Holidays.

So it’s been a busy Fall going back to teaching part time but this busy baker is selling the good stuff at the Mount Olivet Lutheran Church Holiday Boutique this Saturday, November 5th, from 9am-2pm. I’ll have Chocolate CardaMom Cakes in different sizes (including new tea cake and mini Bundt), Pepperkakor cookies (free kids cookie too!), my new Swedish Rum Punsch filled chocolates, and of course, CardaMom Buns! Come to the bazaar to shop and stop by for a little Fika (and maybe a Bundt cake to take home 😋). 5025 Knox Ave S, MPLS

Hello Scandinavian treats enthusiasts! I’ve been wanting to share my inspiration and back story for Cardamom for awhile and after a few crazy months here it is- finally! My grandmother’s family emigrated from Sweden in 1925. She connected with her cousin later on and since then we’ve had three generations of cousin connections. Our Swedish family is generous and about the most fun folks in the world. Grandma/cousin Kristina served us many formal coffee fikas and inspired me to learn how to make Swedish bakes.
I’ve got a few Mother’s Day orders in already but could squeeze in a few more. Also start thinking ahead to graduation parties or other spring gatherings that could use a special treat!